Headteacher’s Message (21.06.2024)
Congratulations to everyone who has received a Headteacher’s award today:
Simon F, Harley W, Jensen E, Hollie M, Willow S, Arthur A, Base 3, Kaden J, Cassie H, Mohamad K, Kane L, Arabella G, Edie G, George M, Tali-Sian, Bobby B, Annabell G, Arwin V, Edward B, Jake N, Rhema-Joelle S, Base 4, Base 13, Jack T, Julia J, Arianna A, Kaleb B.
Have a lovely weekend.
Reminder: The start and end of the school day
Please can we remind you that all children should be entering the school premises via the school playground and not via the school office at the start of the school day. Class room doors open at 8.45am and close at 8.50am. Any child arriving after this time must enter via the double doors off the playground, these doors will be open from 8.50am and will close at 9.00am.
Access to the school via the school office is by prior arrangement only and for children arriving after 9am.
We are seeing an increased number of children not being collected on time at 3.15pm. From Monday 24th June we are no longer able to provide a ‘late table’ within the hub. Any child not collected from their classroom at 3.15pm will be brought down to the office and will wait on the chairs outside Mrs Smith’s office.
Places at the afterschool hub can be booked up until midnight the day before should this provision be required.
School uniform sales
We hope that this information may be of use to you!
Government changes to attendance guidance from August.
Soft Toys Request – 16.07.24
During this half term, we have begun to completely redesign our school library to make it a really exciting and inviting space for children to use to celebrate their enjoyment and success in reading; swap books and enjoy DEAR time. We are going to be having a woodland theme. We would still really appreciate any donations of woodland-themed soft toys that you may have such as owls, squirrels and rabbits etc. Please drop any donations that you may have this term in to the school office.
Many thanks for your support.
Show Racism the Red Card
Show Racism the Red Card
The Safeguarding Squad did an excellent job talking to the whole school in this mornings assembly all about how racism is not only harmful and can affect others but also how it will not be tolerated whether that is in or out of school.
These messages have then since been sent around to classes where Teachers, HLTA’s, TA’s and Lunchtime Supervisors can all be sharing the same messages.
“We are each wonderful and unique, But together we are a masterpiece!”
Well done Safeguarding Squad!
